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Enviro-Master is a leading franchise in the commercial cleaning and sanitation industry, founded in 2009 by Pat Swisher. The company is headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, and began franchising in 2011.
Enviro-Master specializes in providing a wide range of cleaning services, including restroom hygiene, tile and grout scrubbing, drain line management, and virus vaporization, all tailored to meet the needs of businesses across various industries.
Enviro-Master distinguishes itself through its evidence-based approach to sanitation, backed by studies from renowned microbiologists, which demonstrate the effectiveness of their cleaning methods in significantly reducing bacteria and viruses.
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Enviro-Master provides comprehensive training to its franchisees, ensuring they are well-prepared to operate and grow their businesses successfully. The training program includes several key components:
Enviro-Master provides territory protection to its franchisees, ensuring that each franchisee has the exclusive right to operate within a defined geographical area.
This protection is crucial as it allows franchisees to develop and grow their business without worrying about internal competition from other franchisees within the same brand.
By securing a protected territory, franchisees can focus on building strong customer relationships and maximizing market potential within their designated area.
This territorial protection is part of Enviro-Master's commitment to supporting its franchisees and fostering long-term success. It ensures that franchisees have the space and opportunity to fully develop their market, contributing to the overall strength and reputation of the brand across regions.
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